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Microsoft Helps Spammers
Microsoft is aiding and abetting spammers. Office 2003 SP1 changed the
order in which messages are processed. Before, message rules were applied before the Junk Mail Filter was applied. Now, it is BACKWARDS. I cannot believe that Microsoft intended that the user should not be allowed to permanently delete certain content before reaching the Junk Mail folder. If so, Microsoft is assuming that their Junk Mail filter NEVER gets false positives, and ALWAYS catches all spam. In that case, the Microsoft would take away the option to automatically delete Junk Mail, and just permanently delete it automatically at all times. Now the user is forced to look at many junk mails that would otherwise never be seen. This change can only be called a BUG, or at lease a SEVERE ENGINEERING OVERSIGHT. Otherwise, we can only assume that MICROSOFT HELPS SPAMMERS, and makes it a policy to do so. The user should at least be given the option of having Rules processed before the Junk Mail filter. I am quite sure that this issue is going to create a lot of very bad publicity for Microsoft in the wake of the release of Office 2007, which is already getting a cold reception in the marketplace. |
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